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Amnesty International UK apologises after labeling JK Rowling-backed Beira's Place 'anti-rights', following a legal threat that forced the charity watchdog into a rare public reversal.

Republicans demand Max Miller resign as Trump sends mixed signals, Bernie Moreno intensifies his attacks, and an ethics review deepens the Ohio congressman's political crisis.

A Florida man charged with murdering British woman Sonia Exelby allegedly killed her after she tried to back out of a planned encounter, with her final messages now central to the case.

Perez Hilton recovering in hospital after a distressing livestream prompted an emergency response in Miami. Here's what happened and how the celebrity blogger transformed his public image.

A Google DeepMind researcher argues AI cannot achieve consciousness due to structural limitations, sparking debate on AI's potential moral status and implications for AI safety and welfare policies.

Russia is expanding its LNG fleet to counter the EU's impending import ban, with 25 vessels now in service. This move mirrors tactics used to maintain oil exports despite sanctions.

Rural maternity care is under threat due to new H-1B visa fees and Medicaid cuts, exacerbating existing challenges and increasing risks for rural mothers, with potential hospital closures looming.

A North Carolina man wins the lottery twice in just two months, collecting a $100,000 scratch-off prize before landing a life-changing $1 million jackpot in an extraordinary streak of luck.

Sidney Starr has been arrested in Atlanta on serious felony charges involving a juvenile. Here's what police confirmed, why prosecutors took over, and what happens next.

Bradley Cooper and Gigi Hadid sparked secret wedding rumours after debuting matching rings in Paris. Here's why fans think the Hollywood couple quietly tied the knot.

Andrew Tate's lawyer claims Trump could face political fallout for refusing to help the Tate brothers, igniting a fierce debate over influence, extradition and Republican support.

A new tax model could increase global corporate tax revenue by $500 billion annually, taxing multinationals where they operate rather than where they declare profits, benefiting most countries.

Aung San Suu Kyi was photographed for the first time in nearly four years, meeting with an ICRC representative, amid international concerns over her health and welfare under house arrest.

Europe is warming at twice the global rate, with severe impacts on agriculture, water, and energy systems. Adaptation measures are insufficient, highlighting the urgent need for deeper emission cuts.

President Trump shared AI-generated images and disputed a court filing on Truth Social, blending entertainment with political controversy over the weekend.

Trump defends Nancy Guthrie investigators despite a report alleging major crime scene failures, as Savannah Guthrie's family issues a desperate plea for answers.

A former lawyer is suing the Metropolitan Police and the RSPCA after her disabled cat died in the charity's care following a controversial seizure from her home.

Trump mocks 'talentless' golf rivals after winning at his Bedminster course, but his bold boast quickly revives years of golf cheating allegations and controversy.

RFK Jr.'s clash with Dana Bash goes viral after his 'You're not a scientist' jab is met with a blistering four-word comeback during a heated CNN interview.

A new book argues that pro-Israel advocacy groups have significantly influenced US foreign policy decisions from Truman to Biden, often against the advice of top security officials.

Ukraine's strike on an Iranian vessel in the Caspian Sea has heightened tensions, with analysts warning of merging conflicts. Tehran vows retaliation, complicating diplomatic efforts and regional stability.

Donald Trump rejects claims of Iranian involvement in US water system cyberattacks, blaming Minnesota and Governor Tim Walz. Federal agencies continue to investigate potential Iranian links.

The EU's AI Act now mandates chatbots and AI-altered content to disclose their machine origins, with enforcement powers activated to ensure compliance and reduce deception across member states.

Rolls-Royce CEO responds after being cut from BAE's 'all-British' Brontanax fighter jet project over a pricing dispute.

Jamie Ding reveals how Ben Affleck's clutch strategy and calm decision-making turned a tense final gamble into a $1 million victory on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.

Spain deploys troops to Ceuta after thousands cross from Morocco, leaving at least nine dead. Officials warn of 'absolute chaos' as Europe's latest border crisis escalates.

Trump's DOJ hands over unredacted Epstein files to a federal judge after Katie Phang's court victory, while admitting it wrongly redacted Jeffrey Epstein's own email address.

Kash Patel's $10 million lawsuit against Jim Stewartson was dismissed, prompting Stewartson's viral victory lap and igniting fresh debate over online speech, defamation and jurisdiction.

A French student in Singapore was fined S$600 for a viral prank involving licking a vending machine straw, highlighting the city-state's strict public nuisance laws.